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Has anyone studied naval architecture or Marine Engineering at Uni ?

I'm applying for Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering at uni.
Is there anything you can tell me about the courses ? Difficulty ? Workload ? How much maths and physics is involved ? Etc

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bitzi

is anyone interested about answering this question? :smile:

we really need to know. thnx

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username2548927

Original post by bitzi

is anyone interested about answering this question? :smile:

we really need to know. thnx

Hey you applying for a similar course as well ? :smile:

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bitzi

i just want to know the maths & physics level taught

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username2548927

Original post by bitzi

i just want to know the maths & physics level taught

I think I can help: basically if you do any engineering course at uni you will have to do maths modules. There's 2 in the first year and 1 in the second year i think although there is generally a lot of maths involved in any type of engineering. For physics it will be a whole new bunch of applied physics that relates to engineering. So a good understanding of physics from high school would help a lot even if you're not learning most of the stuff taught. I think the modules will be of Advanced higher/A level maths standard.

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